Burnley can't get out. Every time they repel an attack and try to find Vydra and Wood, a West Ham boot nips to recover.

Coufal sure can whip a ball.

He fires over another superb delivery that Antonio can't quite get a full forehead on to steer towards goal.

Another minute, another West Ham shot.

The brilliant Benrahma skips inside and fired a low shot across the face of goal and wide.

West Ham are playing Burnley at their own game a bit here. The Clarets use the wings so well to feed the likes of Wood, but the Hammers are utilising the channels superbly.

Another chance goes begging for the visitors. Cresswell's corner is flicked on but a man at the back stick can't get his foot over the ball to steer it goalwards.

If it carries on like this it is just a matter of time, though.

West Ham could be out of sight.

They break at pace with three on two. Antonio could shoot from an angle but instead squares the ball behind Benrahma.

Soon after Tarkowski cuts out a cross from Coufal to concede a corner.

End to end.

The home side win a corner early in the half. Everybody up.

Diop is the first man to it, though, nodding the ball away from the lurking Ben Mee.

No changes for either side. Hopefully we get another half like the first.

Burnley get us back under way.

Ready for some more? Yeah, me too.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at The Hawthorns

West Brom manager Sam Allardyce outlined the talks that needed to happen before deciding whether to stay at the club for a second season.

He was then asked if the fact he was willing to discuss the future meant he was leaning towards taking the challenge of guiding West Brm back to the Premier League.

"No," he said. "You are exaggerating my opinion.

"I have not decided what I am going to do and won’t until I have spoken to the board. As it gets closer we have to start looking at it in greater detail."

Guess what? It's raining at Turf Moor. Only spitting right now. The subs are all still out there, though. Primary school dinner ladies across the country will be spitting feathers.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at The Hawthorns

Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo has been talking about defender Wily Boly, who missed today's game due to the effects of coronavirus.

"Wily is in a tough moment," he said.

"He was infected and was not able to train. His heart rate was very fast.

"I hope there is no other issue and he will improve but everyone has to realise, it is not one week or two it is a longer period you are affected for.

"His energy is not there, he feels tired and his heart rate is very fast. He is at home."

West Ham are starting to become the Premier League's Repair Shop, with David Moyes as Jay Blades. They've taken some neglected players in various states of disrepair and damage and fixed them.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will be stood in the barn, looking in amazement at Jesse Lingard and sobbing. "I never thought he would ever play like this again."

West Ham produced 10 efforts at goal in that first half. Impressive. It is their joint highest tally in an away Premier League game this season (also 10 vs Villa in February).

Burnley managed just two. To be fair, the home side barely managed to get into the Hammers half for much of it.

Well, that was fun.

Absolutely flew by.

Michael Brown
Former Sheffield United midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It has been a really good half of football but Burnley will be disappointed. Sean Dyche will need tio find something to stop the momentum of West Ham.

Some solid game management from Burnley. They have indeed pretty much seen off those five minutes to the break.

Burnley have taken a battering, but they are still standing.

They just need to calm everything down for five minutes before the break.